The game uses a deck of cards. Each card has a color and a number. Each player in the game is dealt with five cards, which is typically called their hand. The object of any game is to win. Winning is determined by a score. There are multiple levels of this game which differ in how the score is computed. The simplest version (aka C version) score is simply the addition of all the numbers in a player's hand. The next 2 levels (A and B version) take into account the number of cards of the same color. The goal is to collect the highest value cards with the fewest number of colors. Play consists of each player, in order, selecting to return some number of their cards to the bottom of the deck and then replacing those cards from the top of the deck. After each round, where a round is all players replacing as many cards as they choose, the deck of cards is shuffled. After 10 rounds the player with the highest score is the winner. Design and implement a Java program using multiple classes to simulate playing the game. Here's a potential list: game, deck, card, player, hand, score, round.
Now let's consider the **attributes** that are involved. These ultimately become class instance variables. Here's a potential list: color of card, number of card, number of players, number of cards in a hand, number of cards in a deck, range of colors, range of numbers, number of rounds, player's turn.
Finally let's consider the **actions or behaviors**. These usually become methods in the various classes. Here's a possible list: shuffling the cards, dealing the cards, exchanging cards, computing score, playing a round, playing the game.